Burglars Active Here, Police Say
Pocatello police report a spike in break ins on South Ninth Ave and North Harrison with two homes entered through windows and screens tampered. Items stolen include a lady's Elgin wrist watch. Boltons away until August 2. after return, further checks planned. A separate incident involved a neighbor’s son’s acquaintance stealing a watch and clothing. A rear license plate was stolen from a car at Halliwell Park Friday night.
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Pocatello
South Ninth Ave
North Harrison
J. G. Edwards
Edwards
Dennis Bolton
Elgin
Boltons
Salmon
R. W. Jackson
North
Harrison Ave
Jady
J. M. Rademacherr
East
Terry St
Halliwell Park
Alpha Pi Omega Fashion Revue set for August at Pocatello high
The second annual Alpha Pi Omega Fall Fashion Revue will be August 19 and 20 at the high school auditorium with 8 15 p m curtain. Mrs Viola Carnes Mills chairs the event and tickets are on sale. Proceeds benefit a Pocatello women's club house. Co chairwoman is Miss Josephine Hutchings. Idaho State College drama staff will direct stage settings and lighting. James Schoonover is master of ceremonies. Guests include shops from five surrounding states and intermission acts from local and out of state talent.
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Alpha Pi Omega Sorority
Viola Carnes Mills
Mills
Pocatello
Josephine Hutchings
Gamma Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Melvin Schubert
Idaho State College Drama Department
Alan Bloomquist
James Schoonover
Intermountain
Cowboys power past Cardinals in Pioneer League clash
Twin Falls Cowboys hammered Pocatello 15 to 3 to reclaim first place in the Pioneer League. Art Kuehl earned win number 13 after nine singles were scattered as the Cowboys rapped 18 hits including three homers by Joe Polich, Gus Triandos and Ray Jacobs.
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Twin Falls Cowboys
Pocatello Cardinals
Cowboys
Redbird
Art Kuehl
Cardinals
Charlie Metro
Jack Halliwell
Jim Curley
Pocatello
Kenny Dudrey
Dan Danielson
Gus Triandos
Kuehl
Ray Jacobs
Larry Swederski
Pocatello Hotel Manager Loses Big Slot Jackpot
A Pocatello hotel manager lamented a clever repeat customer who used a sequence of $1 plays to rack up winnings. After the patron won $10 and $14 on successive visits without clearing the machine, the manager投入 another dollar with no win, then the final $1 yielded a $150 jackpot.
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Pocatello
Farm Bureau protests Mountain States Telephone raises
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation condemns rate hikes by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company and vows to probe top official salaries. At a Pocatello meeting directors claim rural service worsens while rates rise 3 to 12 dollars for 80 000 Idaho telephones. protest to be filed in Boise Monday with proof of executive salaries.
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Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Alfred C. Cordon
Federation
Boise
Public Utilities Commission
Cordon
Don W. Clegg
Grace
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Clegg
Vishinsky Charges Britain Guilt at Danubian Talks
In Belgrade Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky angrily accused Britain and France of dictating to the Danubian conference and blaming Western powers for outcomes. Cavendish Cannon, representing the United States, denied the charges as fabrication and violation of conference rules.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Britain
France
Cavendish Cannon
Vishinsky
Berlin showdown looms as West weighs future of Germany
London report cites pessimism among U S officials that a settlement with Moscow over occupied Germany is impossible. Allies fear Berlin crisis could demand a Western showdown, with Molotov meeting American British and French ambassadors to discuss Berlin blockade and German fate.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Europe
King Day Celebrated At Montgomery Ward In Pocatello
S M Day manager of Montgomery Ward in Pocatello celebrated his fortieth birthday with a store party. About 60 employees crowned him King Day of the Kommode, gifting a toilet throne, robe, cap with a propeller, and a stream of presents from yo yos to a ruby and diamond ring. A large cake inscribed with multiple day labels accompanied the celebration, and Day received the Day off for the rest of the day.
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S. M. Day
Montgomery Ward
Pocatello
Kommode
King Day
Marian Lattimer
John Dwyer
Army Notes Radar Moves Impacting Radio Tech
Washington announces two developments in radio and radar tech. A Bell Labs transistor provides a compact substitute for vacuum tubes for the Army Signal Corps. A synthetic mica aims to free the United States from foreign sources and ease electronics production.
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Washington
Armed Services
United States
Bell Laboratories
Army Signal Corps
English Teacher Finds America Easy To Take
Mrs. Anna Viner from Romford England visits her daughter in Pocatello. She comments on cantaloupes and corn on the cob as new to British tastes and notes American neon lights and clean streets. She recalls meeting Jack Armstrong in England during WWII. they married in 1947 in Pocatello. She plans to return to Romford in September or October.
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America
Anna Viner
Romford
Essex County
England
Jack Armstrong
North-Hayes-St
London
Viner
Ann Viner
Final Grain Prices Rise Quickly
Chicago report notes grain futures fell on the Board of Trade led by corn and soybeans. Wheat edged down 1% and 2 cents. corn dropped 3 to 5 cents. oats and rye moved mixed. Soybeans hit the 8 cent limit as selling accelerated amid ample offerings and weak cash demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Alphas
Preston
Are
Dan Swainston
Stanton Hawkes
Horse Show Committee
Merlin T. Whittle
General Rodeo Chairman
Twin Falls
Dudrey
Metro
Joe Polich
Dudley
George Koby
J. P. Halliwell
Pocatello Hotel
Senate
Kremlin
Moscow
Viacheslavy M. Molotov
Molotov
Frankfurt
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